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Dental Implant, Family, Cosmetic, Emergency, IV Sedation, Braces, Facial Esthetics
TOOTHACHES
Extreme Toothache or Pain
For extreme tooth pain that you cannot determine any particular cause of, try rinsing the mouth with warm saltwater and flossing gently. Do not put any kind of medication or painkillers directly on the affected area. See Dr. Jong Lee so that he can examine and diagnose the cause and recommend treatment so that you can be relieved of pain and get back to your daily life!
At Dr. SmiLee Dental & MedSpa of Killeen, Dr. Jong Hyung Lee provides rapid, compassionate care for severe toothaches and acute dental pain. Located at 1001 S Fort Hood St, Ste 1001 B, our multi-specialty practice delivers an integrated approach to total patient wellness, uniting routine Family Dentistry, urgent Emergency Dentistry, Dental Implants Dentistry, and therapeutic MedSpa services under one roof. Severe toothaches often signal underlying issues—such as deep decay, root pulp infection, cracked enamel, or a gum abscess—that require immediate intervention. Utilizing precise digital X-rays, Dr. Lee pinpoints the exact cause of your discomfort to stop infection, relieve pain, and save your natural tooth.
Serving military families and local residents across Killeen, Harker Heights, Copperas Cove, Fort Cavazos, Belton, and Temple, our clinical team prioritizes same-day emergency appointments for patients in pain. Early diagnosis stops dental infection from spreading to surrounding tissues. If an infected tooth requires a root canal, Dr. Lee restores full function with a custom crown, while an un-savable tooth can be gently extracted and later replaced through Dental Implants Dentistry. Routine preventative care through our Family Dentistry team prevents future toothaches, while our MedSpa therapeutic treatments help relax tense jaw muscles and facial nerves inflamed by severe dental discomfort.
TOOTHACHES
How to Handle Toothaches
Use dental floss to loosen any food debris that may be stuck in between your teeth. If doing this does not resolve your discomfort, take an over-the-counter painkiller, like ibuprofen, to reduce inflammation in the meantime. At your emergency visit, we will determine the cause of your discomfort and finalize a solution to address your pain.
